As the Golden State Warriors prepare for the new NBA season, both Moses Moody and Jonathan Kuminga are eligible for contract extensions, with the deadline looming on October 21. Reports indicate that the Warriors are not close to finalizing deals with either player, particularly Kuminga, who is seeking a maximum contract extension but is not expected to receive one due to his inconsistent performance and limited track record. The team is navigating a transitional phase after losing Klay Thompson and aims to balance their aging core, led by Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, with the development of younger talents like Kuminga and Moody. With Kuminga's breakout season last year, the Warriors are exercising caution, leveraging their control as he heads toward restricted free agency. The Warriors' front office is reportedly reluctant to commit to a high-value extension based on previous experiences with player contracts that did not pan out. Overall, the team's future competitiveness hinges on the growth of its young roster amidst these contract negotiations.